Sentence examples for concurrent emission from inspiring English sources

Due to the concurrent emission and deposition of methanol these observed deposition velocities represent "net" deposition velocities, while values used in global budget studies are "gross" deposition velocities.

Because the former are lower than the latter if there is any concurrent emission of methanol, this suggests that global models may be underestimating land deposition velocities and thus, provided that models correctly reproduce atmospheric concentrations, may be underestimating methanol sources to a similar degree.

Concentrating more growth in existing communities, by contrast, significantly reduces overall driving rates, because central locations shorten travel distances and concurrent emissions of carbon and toxic air pollutants.

However, it is possible to produce another radionuclide of scandium 43Sc having properties similar to 44Sc but is characterized by much lower energy of the concurrent gamma emissions.

In our work, we propose to use another radionuclide of scandium, i.e., 43Sc, which shows properties similar to 44Sc, but with much lower energy concurrent gamma emissions (Table 1).

F-test contrasts (Searle 1971) were used to compare differences in responses between emission and concurrent filtered-air control groups.

It was concluded that grazing LHM swards would increase grass quality with a concurrent reduction in CH4 emissions.

District heating systems can play significant role in achieving stringent targets for CO2 emissions with concurrent increase in fuel efficiency.

Ammonia emissions and concurrent meteorological conditions were monitored for up to 20 days after fertilization in 12 experiments.

Overall, increasingly stringent fuel regulations during this period have contributed to significant declines in pollutant emissions and concurrent reductions in risks to public health.

District heating systems can play a significant role in achieving stringent targets for CO2 emissions with concurrent increase in fuel efficiency.